APITS Ltd (A Place in the Sun) has acquired from Property Investor Media Ltd the Property Investor Show, bringing together the UK’s two largest and longest-running property events. A Place in the Sun Live at Excel London (16th – 18th April 2027) and the NEC Birmingham (24th – 26th September 2027) will include the Property
Two days. Hundreds of conversations. One incredible exhibition. Here's what Property Branding got up to at the Property Investor Show, ExCeL London, 17 & 18 April. We didn't really know what to expect from our time at the Property Investor Show, but what we can say is it was definitely a worthwhile couple of days. If
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The spring 2026 renewal of The Property Investor Show takes place at Excel London on 17th & 18th April. The Property Investor Show is the UK's largest and longest running property investment exhibition. It is the event for anyone looking to make money from property – in the UK or a selection of international locations -
Event News ... Leading UAE real estate developer RAK Properties will exhibit at London's premier property investment expo this coming April. Meet them at stand 320. RAK is committed to producing exceptional and sustainable destinations. Specialising in contemporary and meticulously crafted communities, RAK Properties integrates excellence, innovation, and nature to create enriching lifestyles in alignment
A development company has outlined reasons why it believes there’s been an increase in interest in Cyprus property investment. Sotia Hadjineocleous of Domenica says Cyprus offers a mix of financial perks and lifestyle benefits that UK residents increasingly find irresistible. “After the past few years of economic uncertainty in the UK, we’re seeing many Brits decide
For the second consecutive year two of the UK’s most established industry-leading events are being presented at London ExCeL on the same dates – 17th & 18th April 2026. This coincidence provides a ‘once this year’ opportunity for attendees with a business interest in both sectors to enhance their visitor experience – under the same
New legislation expected to accelerate sales by fatigued and over-leveraged landlords, creating opportunities for buyers positioned to move quickly. As many landlords voice alarm over the Renters Rights Act, a quieter group of property investors is preparing for what they believe will be one of the most significant buying opportunities in years. Contrary to the
Recent announcements from the Portuguese Government, including a proposed reduction of income tax on residential rental income to 10% or even 0% in some cases, have captured the attention of UK landlords. The move contrasts strongly with UK policy direction and raises two important questions: 1] Is Portugal positioning itself as a more attractive reinvestment
For many British homeowners, Brexit changed everything. The freedom to spend unlimited time at a European holiday home vanished overnight, replaced by the 90-days-in-180 rule and a web of visa restrictions. That loss of flexibility has sent a growing wave of buyers searching for EU residency through property investment — a freedom once offered by Portugal, Spain and Greece.
Surprise finding by Hamptons shows the age group that comprises 50% of all new shareholders in firms set up this year... millennials now account for half of new buy-to-let investors in England and Wales, signalling a generational shift in landlords, while rents have dipped, according to a report. It is a surprise finding, as many
The private rented sector (PRS) is on the verge of its most dramatic shake-up in a generation, with the Renters’ Rights Bill set to redefine how key stakeholders engage with one another. As the data in this report will make clear, the unintended consequences of the Bill are significant. Goodlord’s annual State of the Lettings
The Property Investor Show - the UK's largest and longest running event for the property investment sector - returns to London’s Excel Centre in April & October 2026. Thousands of visitors will attend - eager to speak to the 100+ companies exhibiting at each edition. Add in a packed seminar & debate programme and yet again
England’s rental stock is currently 23.5% higher than in September 2024. The latest figures from London lettings and estate agent Benham and Reeves show that fears of landlords leaving the market ahead of the Renters’ Rights Bill becoming law have not yet been realised, with the number of available rental properties in England climbing
Better market conditions pulled buy-to-let investment back on track at the start of the year as landlords in the UK took out 58,347 new loans. Falling mortgage rates, an improving economic outlook and continued resilience in the UK housing market proved enough of an impetus to reinvigorate appetite among buy-to-let landlords in the first quarter of this
For the first time, Dubai’s property market has seen sales of homes go past the 50,000 mark in a quarter. In all, 51,000 residential deals were done in the second quarter of 2025, according to data from Knight Frank. A sizable number of these sales will involve end-users – and that’s where Dubai is hoping
Houses of multiple occupancy (HMOs) in England are selling for significantly higher prices than standard homes, offering substantial profits for investors, research reveals. The findings - from investment firm Excellion Capital - show that HMOs command an average sale price of £334,260, a 13.1% premium over the national average house price of £295,654. The higher
The National Residential Landlords Association says it’s looking increasingly unlikely the Renters Rights Bill will receive Royal Assent before the summer recess. The Report Stage in the House of Lords begins next week with three separate sittings from July 1 to July 15. It would then have only seven days to go back to the
The UK’s increasing population and immigration levels are piling pressure on the private rented sector, the boss of Paragon Bank says. And rather than seeing landlords leave the PRS for various reasons, the government should be encouraging landlords to invest. Nigel Terrington, the company’s chief executive, told The Times that the shortage of landlords is
Now in its 23rd year, the spring edition of The Property Investor Show on 11 & 12 April proved to be a great success - again. Against a backdrop of start-of-tax-year cost increases for both UK businesses and individuals and an international outlook not helped by the apparent retreat into isolationism of the US government,
